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PUBLICATIONS

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(i) Books (8) 

2023	BULL, P. & WADDLE, M.  The Psychology of Political Communication: Politicians under the Microscope.  London & New York: Routledge (8).

2021 		COEN, S. & BULL, P.  The Psychology of Journalism.  New York: Oxford University Press (7).

2003		BULL, P.  The Microanalysis of Political Communication: Claptrap and Ambiguity (Routledge International Series in Social Psychology).  London: Psychology Press [ISBN: 0-415-27382-X] (6)

2002		BULL, P. Communication under the Microscope; The Theory and Practice of Microanalysis.  London: Psychology Press. [ISBN: 0-415-04688-2 (paper); 0-415-04687-4 (hardback)] (5)

1989		ROGER, D.B. & BULL, P.E. (eds.) Conversation: an interdisciplinary approach.  Clevedon: Multilingual Matters [ISBN: 0-905028-87-2 (hardback); 0-905028-86-4 (paper)] (4)

1987		BULL, P.E. Posture and Gesture.  Oxford: Pergamon Books.  Pergamon International Series in Experimental Social Psychology, Vol. 16 [ISBN: 0-08-0313323-9 (hardback); 0-08-033971-9 (flexicover)].  (Japanese translation published 2001, Kitaouji Publishers [ISBN: 4-7628-2203-5]  (3)

1983		BULL, P.E. Body Movement and Interpersonal Communication.  Chichester: John Wiley & Sons Ltd. (Paperback version published 1984). [ISBN: 0-471-90069-9 (hardback); 0-471-90594-1 (paper)] (Japanese translation published 1986 [ISBN: 4-7628-0083-X]. (2)

1981		BUCKBY, M., BULL, P.E., FLETCHER, R., GREEN, P., PAGE, B. & ROGER, D.B. Graded objectives and tests for modern languages: an evaluation.  Schools Council (1)

(ii) Parts of books (37)

2022 	BULL, P. & WADDLE, M. Under the microscope: Prime Minister’s Questions in the UK Parliament. In A. Weinberg (Ed.), The Psychology of Democracy, 84-101.  Cambridge, England: Cambridge University Press (37)

2021 		BULL, P. Visual communication through body movement. In S. Cohen & P.
Bull (Eds.), The Psychology of Journalism, 277-303. New York: Oxford
University Press (36)

COEN, S. & BULL, P.  Conclusion. In S Coen & P. Bull (Eds.), The Psychology of Journalism, 304-314. New York: Oxford University Press (35)

COEN, S. & BULL, P.  Introduction.  In S Coen & P. Bull (Eds.), The Psychology of Journalism, 1-17. New York: Oxford University Press (34)

VAN MEURS, N., COEN, S. & BULL, P. In S Coen & P. Bull (Eds.), The Psychology of Journalism, 1-17, 200-305.New York: Oxford University Press (33)

2019 (2)	BULL, P. & SIMON-VANDENBERGEN, A-M. Conflict in political discourse: conflict as congenital to political discourse. In M. Evans, L. Jeffries & J. O'Driscoll (eds.) The Routledge Handbook of Language in Conflict. London, UK & New York: Routledge, 246-270. ISBN: 978-1-138-64384-0 (32)

FETZER, A. & BULL, P.  Quoting ordinary people in Prime Minister’s v56fcxQuestions. In A. Fetzer & E. Weizman (eds.), The Construction of ‘Ordinariness’ across Media Genres. Pragmatics & Beyond New Series, 73-102. Amsterdam: John Benjamin. (31)

2015 (2)	BULL, P. Follow-ups in broadcast political discourse: speeches, interviews, and parliamentary questions.  In E. Weizman & A. Fetzer (eds.) Follow-ups in Political Discourse. Explorations across contexts and discourse domains. Amsterdam: John Benjamins, 3-24 [DAPSAC 60]. (30)

BULL, P.   Evasive or untruthful discourse.  In K. Tracy, C. Ilie & T. Todd Sandel International Encyclopedia of Language and Social Interaction.  Wiley-Blackwell, 569-574. ISBN: 978-1-118-61110-4 (29).

2013 (2)	BULL P. & DOODY, J.P.  Gesture and Body Movement.  In J.A. Hall & M.L. Knapp (Eds.)  Handbook of Nonverbal Communication, 205-228 (Handbooks of Communication Science, HOCS 2).  Berlin/Boston: De Gruyter Mouton. (28)

FETZER, A. & BULL, P. (2013).  Political interviews in context.  In P. Cap & U. Okulska (Eds.) Analyzing Genres in Political Communication: Theory and Practice, 73-99.   Amsterdam: John Benjamins (27)

2012 (4)	BULL P.  Watchdogs or guard dogs?  Adversarial discourse in political journalism.  In L. Berlin, L. & A. Fetzer, (Eds.)  Dialogue in Politics, 69-87.  John Benjamins Publishing Company: Amsterdam (26).

BULL, P.  Gestures.  In V. S. Ramachandran (Ed.), Encyclopedia of Human Behavior (2nd Ed.), 248-254.  Oxford: Elsevier (25).

BULL, P.   Adversarialism in British political interviews.  In P. Amey & P. Leroux (Eds), L'échange politique à la télévision. Interviews, débats et divertissements politiques, 179-190. Paris: L'Harmattan. Coll. Communication et Civilisation. (24)

BULL, P. & FELDMAN, O.  Theory and Practice in Political Discourse Research.   In R. Sun (Ed.), Grounding Social Sciences in Cognitive Sciences, 157-182.  Cambridge, Massachusetts: MIT Press (23)

2011		BULL, P.  What makes a successful politician? The social skills of politics.  In A. Weinberg (Ed.), The Psychology of Politicians, 61-75. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press (22).

2010 		BULL, P.  Equivocation and communicative skill.  In M.B. Hinner (Ed.), The interrelationship of business and communication, 69-84.  Frankfurt am Main, Germany: Peter Lang GmbH. (21)

2009 		BULL, P.  Detecting deceit: current issues.  In Williamson, T., Milne, R., and Savage, S. (Eds.).  International Developments in Investigative Interviewing, Chapter 10, 190-206.  Cullompton: Willan. (20)

BULL, P. Techniques of political interview analysis.  In Álvarez-Benito, G., Fernández-Díaz, G., & Íñigo-Mora, I. (Eds.)  Discourse and Politics, Chapter 13, 215-228.  Newcastle-upon-Tyne: Cambridge Scholars Publishing. (19)

2008 		BULL, P. E. Microanalysis. In W.A. Darity (Ed.), International Encyclopedia of the Social Sciences (2nd edition), Volume 5, 132-133.  Detroit: Macmillan Reference USA. (18)

2007		BULL, P.E.  Political language and persuasive communication.  In A. Weatherall, B.M. Watson, & C. Gallois (Eds.), The Social Psychology of Language and Discourse, Chapter 10, 255-275.   London: Palgrave Macmillan. (17)

2006		BULL, P.  What is skilled interpersonal communication?  In M.B. Hinner (Ed.), Freiberger Beitraege zur interkulturellen und Wirtschaftskommunikation: A Forum for General and Intercultural Business, Vol. 3, 93-113.  Frankfurt am Main, Germany: Peter Lang GmbH. (16)

2005 		BULL, P.E.  Interpersonal communication.  In G. Davey (ed.), Encyclopedic Dictionary of Psychology, pp.257-258.  London: Hodder Arnold Publishers Ltd.  [ISBN-10 0 340 812 524; ISBN-13 978 0 340 812525]. (15)

2004 		BULL, P.E.  Nonverbal communication.  In A. Kuper & J. Kuper (eds.) The Social Science Encyclopedia -  Edition 3, Vol. 2, pp. 692-695.  London: Routledge [ISBN0415347742]. (14)

2003		BULL P.E.  The analysis of equivocation in political interviews. In G. Breakwell, (ed.), Doing Social Psychology Research, pp.205-228. Oxford: Blackwell Publishing Ltd [ISBN 14051018118]. (13)

2000		BULL, P.E.  New Labour, New Rhetoric?  An analysis of the rhetoric of Tony Blair.  In C. De Landtsheer & O. Feldman (eds.), Beyond Public Speech and Symbols: Exploration in the Rhetoric of Politicians and the Media, pp.3-16.  Westport, CT: Praeger [ISBN: 0-275-96732-8]. (12)

1998		BULL, P.E. Political Interviews: Television Interviews in Great Britain.  In  O.Feldman & C. De Landtsheer (eds.), Politically Speaking: A Worldwide Examination of Language Used in the Public Sphere, pp.149-160.  Westport, CT: Greenwood Publishing Group [ISBN: 0-275-96122-2]. (11)

1995		BULL, P.E.  Nonverbal communication.  In A. Kuper & J. Kuper (eds.) The Social Science Encyclopedia -  Edition 2, pp. 572-574.  London: Routledge [ISBN: 0-415-10829-2]. (10)

1994		BULL, P.E.  Gestures.  In V.S. Ramachandran (ed.), Encylopedia of Human Behaviour, Vol. 2, pp.415-427. San Diego, California: Academic Press [ISBN: 0-12-226920-9]. (9)

BULL, P.E. & FREDERIKSON, L. Non-Verbal Communication.  In A.M. Colman (ed.), Companion Encyclopedia of Psychology, Vol.2, pp.852-872.  London: Routledge [ISBN: 0-415-10705-9].
Reprinted in M. Argyle & A.M. Colman (eds.) (1995), Social Psychology, pp.78-98.  London: Longman [ISBN: 0-582-27804-X]. (8)

1990		BULL, P.E.  What does gesture contribute to the spoken word?  In H.B. Barlow, Blakemore, C. & Weston-Smith, M. (eds.), Images and Understanding, pp. 108-121.  Cambridge: Cambridge University Press [ISBN (hardback) 0-521-34177-9; (paper) 0-521-36944-4]. (7)

1989		BULL, P.E. Non-Verbal Communication.  In A.M. Colman & G. Beaumont (eds.), Psychology Survey 7, pp. 57-75.  Leicester: British Psychological Society  [ISBN: 1-85433-012-8]. (6)

    		BULL, P.E. Psychological approaches to transcription.  In D.B. Roger & P.E. Bull, Conversation: an interdisciplinary approach, pp. 150-165.  Bristol: Multilingual Matters (op. cit., see Section (i) above). (5)

BULL, P.E. & ROGER, D.B. The social psychological approach to interpersonal communication.  In D.B. Roger & P.E. Bull, Conversation: an interdisciplinary approach, pp. 9-20.  Bristol: Multilingual Matters (op. cit., see Section (i) above). (4)

1988		BULL, P.E. Noticing posture.  In P. Marsh (ed.), Eye to Eye: how People Interact, pp. 56-59.  Topsfield, Massachusetts: Salem House Publishers [ISBN: 0-88162-371-7]. (3)

1985		BULL, P.E. Individual differences in non-verbal communication.  In B.D. Kirkcaldy (ed.), Individual Differences in Movement, pp. 231-245. Lancaster: MTP Press Ltd. [ISBN: 0-85200-896-1]. (2)

1984		BULL, P.E. A review of recent British studies on the development of interpersonal attraction and friendship.  In L. Niebrzydowskji, (ed.), Rozwoj Stosunkow Interpersonalnych Wsrod Dzieci i Mtodziezy (Development of Interpersonal Relationships among Children and Youth), pp. 20-30.  Lodz, Poland: University of Lodz. (1)

(iii) Journal articles (103)

(a) Refereed contributions (94)

2023 (2)	CHOI, H. (*). & BULL, P.  Orators’ nonverbal behaviour in generating
audience responses: speaker-audience interaction in South Korean political
speeches. Journal of Nonverbal Behaviour (online).
DOI: 10.1007/s10919-023-00429-6,
	
CHOI, H. (*) & BULL, P. Invitation to respond by rhetoric or delivery: A microanalysis of orator-audience turn-takings in a Subject-Object-Verb language. Language and Dialogue 13(1), 51-80 (93)

2022 (2)	D’ ENRICO, F., BULL, P., LAMPONI, E., LEONE, G. & CIOCA, L-I.  Humility Expression and its Effects on Moral Suasion: An Empirical Study of Ocasio-Cortez’s Communication. Human Affairs 32(1), 101-117 (92). 

MASTROPIETRO A., BULL, P., D’ENRICO,F., SESSA, I., MIGLIORISI, S., ANDLEONE, G.  President Obama’s humble face: An authentic or a socially desirable posturing? A study on reactions to Obama’s autobiographical self-disclosures. Frontiers in Psychology 21 June https://doi.org/10.3389/fpsyg.2022.911556.(91)

2021 (5)	BULL, P. & WADDLE, M. Speaker-audience intercommunication in political speeches: A contrast of cultures. Journal of Pragmatics, 186, 167-178 (90).	

BULL, P. & WADDLE, M. “Stirring it up!” Emotionality in audience responses to political speeches. Russian Journal of Linguistics, 25, 611-627 (89).

CHOI & BULL, P. Speaker’s verbal behavior and collective audience responses in Korean political oratory. Language and Dialogue, 11, 271 – 299 (88).

O’GORMAN, V. & BULL, P. Applause Invitations in Political Speeches: A Comparison of Two British Party Political Leaders (Theresa May and Jeremy Corbyn). Parliamentary Affairs, 74, 354-377 (87)

ZLOTEANU, M., BULL, P., KRUMHUBER, E. G., & RICHARDSON, D. C. Veracity judgement, not accuracy: Reconsidering the role of facial expressions, empathy, and emotion recognition training on deception detection. Quarterly Journal of Experimental Psychology, 74(5), 910–927.  https://doi.org/10.1177/1747021820978851 (86).

2020 (5)	BULL, P. Meeting the media as a political psychologist. History & Philosophy of Psychology Volume 21(1) 11-20 (85)

BULL, P., FETZER, A. & KADAR, D.  Calling Mr Speaker ‘Mr Speaker’: The Strategic Use of Ritual References to the Speaker of the UK House of Commons. Pragmatics 30(1), 64-87 https://doi.org/10.1075/prag.19020.bul (84)

BULL, P. & STRAWSON, W. Can’t Answer? Won’t Answer? An Analysis of Equivocal Responses by Theresa May in Prime Minister’s Questions. Parliamentary Affairs, 73 (2), 429–449 https://doi.org/10.1093/pa/gsz003 (83).

GOODE, E.J.K. & BULL, P. Time Does Tell An Analysis of Audience-speaker Interactions From the 2016 American Presidential Campaigns.  Journal of Social and Political Psychology 8(1), 568-587. https://doi.org/10.5964/jspp.v8i1.953 (82)

WADDLE, M. & BULL P. “You’re Important, Jeremy, but not that important”: Personalised  responses and equivocation in political interviews. Journal of Social and Political Psychology 8(2), 560-581. (81)

2019 (4)	BULL. P. The construction of political journalism: A microanalytic approach. Discourse Context & Media 27, 7-14 (80)

BULL, P. & WADDLE, M.  Let me now answer, very directly, Marie’s question”: The impact of quoting members of the public in Prime Minister’s Questions. Journal of Language Aggression and Conflict 7(1), 56-78.
		https://doi.org/10.1075/jlac.00019.bul (79)

WADDLE, M., BULL, P. & BÖHNKE, J.R. “He is just the nowhere man of British politics”: Personal attacks in Prime Minister’s Questions. Journal of Language and Social Psychology 38(1), 61-85.
http://journals.sagepub.com/doi/full/10.1177/0261927X18767472 (78)

WADDLE, M. & BULL, P. Curbing their antagonism: Topics associated with a reduction in personal attacks at Prime Minister’s Questions. Parliamentary Affairs. https://academic.oup.com/pa/advance-article-abstract/doi/10.1093/pa/gsz010/5423856 (77)

2017 (2)	FELDMAN, O., KINOSHITA, K. & BULL, P.  Failures in Leadership: How and Why Wishy-Washy Politicians Equivocate on Japanese Political Interviews.  Journal of Language and Politics 16(2), 285-312.
		http://doi.org/10.1075/jlp.15009.fel (76)

		LEDOUX, S. & BULL, P.  Political Rhetoric and Audience Behaviour: Inter-
Party Differences in the 2012 French Presidential Election Campaign. Pragmatics & Society 8(4), 520 –541 (75)

2016 (5)	BULL, P. Claps and Claptrap: An analysis of how audiences respond to rhetorical devices in political speeches. Journal of Social and Political Psychology 4(1), 473-492.  
		http://ialsp.org/wp-content/uploads/2016/09/Bull-2016-Claptraps.pdf (74)

		CHOI, H.(*), BULL, P., & REED, D. Audience Responses and the Context of
Political Speeches. Journal of Social and Political Psychology 4(2), 601-622 http://jspp.psychopen.eu/article/view/618 (73)

FELDMAN, O. (*), KINOSHITA, K. & BULL, P. ‘Ducking and Diving’: How political issues affect equivocation in Japanese political interviews. Japanese Journal of Political Science, 17(2), 141-167. (72)

IVERSEN, S. (*) & BULL, P. Rhetorical devices and audience responses in Norwegian political speeches.  Politics, Culture & Socialization 7(1-2), 97-118 (71) (Published 27 April 2018)

WADDLE, M. (*) & BULL, P. Playing the man, not the ball: Personalisation in political interviews. Journal of Language and Social Psychology, 35(4) 412–434. (70)

2015 (3)	BULL, P. Collectivism and individualism in political speeches from the UK, Japan and the USA: a cross-cultural analysis. Politics, Culture & Socialisation 6 (1/2), 71-84. (69)
		
BULL, P.(=) & MISKINIS, K. (=).  Whipping it up! An analysis of audience responses to political rhetoric in speeches from the 2012 American presidential elections.  Journal of Language and Social Psychology, 34(5), 521–538 (68)

FELDMAN, O. (*), KINOSHITA, K., & BULL P.  Culture or communicative conflict? The analysis of equivocation in broadcast Japanese political interviews.  Journal of Language and Social Psychology, 34(1), 65-89. (67)

2014 (3)	BULL, P., NEGRINE, R. & HAWN, K. Telling it like it is or just telling a good story?  Editing techniques in news coverage of the British parliamentary expenses scandal.  Language & Dialogue 4(2), 213-233. (66)

BULL, P. & SIMON-VANDENBERGEN, A-M.   Equivocation and doublespeak in far right-wing discourse: an analysis of Nick Griffin’s performance on BBC’s Question Time.  Text & Talk 34 (1), 1-22 (65).

NEGRINE, R. & BULL, P.  ‘Mr Malik, to Represent the People of Dewsbury Do You Need a £2600 Cinema System Paid for by the Taxpayer?’ An Analysis of British Television News Coverage of the 2009 MPs ‘Expenses Scandal’.  Parliamentary Affairs (online 25 May). (64)

2013 (2)	BULL, P.  The role of adversarial discourse in political opposition: Prime Minister’s questions and the British phone-hacking scandal.  Language and Dialogue 3(2), 254–272 (63).

DOODY, J.P. & BULL, P.  Evidence for impaired verbal identification but intact nonverbal recognition of fearful body postures in Asperger's Syndrome. Journal of Autism and Developmental Disorders, 43(7), 1652-1661 (62).

2012 (4)	BULL, P.  The Microanalysis of Political Discourse.  Philologia Hispalensis XXVI, 79-93 (61)
		(http://www.publius.us.es/philologia_hispalensis/indice_contenidos/vol_26)

BULL, P. & WELLS, P.  Adversarial discourse in Prime Minister’s Questions.  Journal of Language and Social Psychology 31(1), 30-48. (60)

FELDMAN, O. & BULL, P. Understanding Audience Affiliation in Response to Political Speeches in Japan. Language & Dialogue 2(3), 375-397 (59)

		FETZER, A. & BULL, P.  Doing leadership in political speech: Semantic
processes and pragmatic inferences. Discourse & Society 23(2), 127-144.  (58)

2011 (3)	BULL, P. & FELDMAN, O.  Invitations to affiliative audience responses in Japanese political speeches.  Journal of Language and Social Psychology 30(2), 158-176. (57)

DOODY, J.P. & BULL, P.  Asperger’s Syndrome and the decoding of boredom, interest and disagreement from body posture.  Journal of Nonverbal Behaviour, 35, 87-100. (56)

GNISCI, A., BULL, P. GRAZIANO, CIANCIA, M.R. & ERRICO, D. 
Adattamenti di un sistema di codifica delle interruzione all’intervista politica Italiana.  Psicologia Sociale VI(1), 119-140.(55) 

2010 (2)	BULL, P. & FETZER, A.  Face, facework and political discourse.
International Review of Social Psychology 23(2/3), 155-185. (54)

HOLLINS MARTIN, C. & BULL, P.  The situational argument: do midwives agree or acquiesce with senior staff?  Journal of Reproductive and Infant Psychology 28(2), 180-190. (53)

 2009 		HOLLINS MARTIN, C. & BULL, P.  Protocols, policy directives and choice provision: UK midwives views.   International Journal of Health Care and Quality Assurance 22(1), 55-66. (52)

WARREN, G., SCHERTLER, E. & BULL, P.  Detecting deception from
		emotional and unemotional cues.  Journal of Nonverbal Behaviour 33(1), 59-69. (51)

2008 (4)	BULL, P.  “Slipperiness, evasion and ambiguity”: equivocation and facework in non-committal political discourse. Journal of Language and Social Psychology 27(4), 333-344. (50)

BULL, P., FETZER, A. & JOHANSSON, M.  Prologue: Analysing the fine details of political commitment. Journal of Language and Social Psychology 27(4), 324-332. (49)

 		FETZER, A. & BULL, P.  'Well, I answer it by simply inviting you to look at the evidence’. The strategic use of pronouns in political interviews.  Journal of Language and Politics 7(2), 271-289. (48)

HOLLINS MARTIN, C & BULL, P.  Obedience and conformity in clinical practice. British Journal of Midwifery, 16(8), 504-509.  (47)

2007		WELLS, P. & BULL, P. From politics to comedy: A comparative analysis of affiliative audience responses. Journal of Language and Social Psychology 26(4), 321-342. (46)

2006 (5)	BULL, P. Invited and uninvited applause in political speeches. British Journal of Social Psychology 45(3), 563-578. (45)

BULL, P. Shifting Patterns of Social Identity in Northern Ireland. The Psychologist 19(1), 40-43. (44)

BULL, P.  & FETZER, A. Who are we and who are you?  The strategic use of forms of address in political interviews.  Text and Talk 26(1), 1-35. (43)

		HOLLINS-MARTIN, C. & BULL, P.  What features of the maternity unit
		promote obedient behaviour from midwives?  Clinical Effectiveness in
		Nursing 9(2), 221-231. (42

NIXON, Y. & BULL, P.  Cultural communication styles and accuracy in cross-cultural perception: A British and Japanese study.  Journal of Intercultural Communication 12, (October, 2006) 
http://www.immi.se/intercultural/nr12/nixon.htm (41)
 												
2005 (6)	BULL, P.E. How voters decide. The Psychologist 18(5), 266-267. (40)

FURZE, G., LEWIN, R.J.P., MURBERG, T., BULL, P. & THOMPSON, D.R.
Does it matter what patients think? The relationship between changes in patients' beliefs about angina and their psychological and functional status.   Journal of Psychosomatic Research 59, 323-329. (39)
			
HOLLINS-MARTIN, C. & BULL, P.E. Midwives conformity to authority: factor structure of the Social Influence Scale for Midwifery (SIS-M). Journal of Reproductive and Infant Psychology. 23 (3), 272-273. (38)
							
HOLLINS-MARTIN, C. & BULL, P.E. Measuring social influence of a senior midwife on decision making in maternity care: an experimental study. Journal of Community and Applied Social Psychology 15(2), 120-126. (37)

MELLICK, M.C., FLEMING, S., BULL, P. & LAUGHARNE, E.J. Identifying best practice for referee decision communication in Assocation and Rugby Union Football.  Football Studies 8(1), 42-57. (36)

NIXON, Y. & BULL, P.E.  The effects of cultural awareness on nonverbal perceptual accuracy: British and Japanese training programmes.  Journal of Intercultural Communication 9 (June 2005);
http://www.immi.se/intercultural/nr9/nixon.htm (35)

2004		HOLLINS-MARTIN, C. & BULL, P.  Does status have more influence than education on the decisions midwives make? Clinical Effectiveness in Nursing 8, 133-139. (34)

HOLLINS-MARTIN, C., BULL, P.E. & MARTIN, C.R.  The social influence scale for midwifery (SIS-M): factor structure and clinical research applications. Clinical Effectiveness in Nursing 8, 118-121. (33)

2003 		BULL, P.  Slippery politicians?  The Psychologist 16(11), 592-595. (32)

FURZE, G., BULL, P.E., LEWIN, R.J.P. & THOMPSON, D.R. 
Development of the York Angina Beliefs Questionnaire. Journal of Health Psychology 8, 307-316. (31)

2002		BULL, P. & WELLS, P. By invitation only? An analysis of invited and uninvited applause. Journal of Language and Social Psychology 21, 230-244. (30).

FURZE, G., ROEBUCK, A., BULL, P., LEWIN, R.J.P. & THOMPSON, D.R.  A comparison of the illness beliefs of people with angina and their peers: a questionnaire study.  BMC Cardiovascular Disorders 2(4),
http://www.biomedcentral.com/1471-2261/2/4. (29)

2001		BULL, P. Nonverbal Communication: The State of the Art. The Psychologist 14(12), 644-647. (28)

BULL, P. Massaging the message: political discourse used in the recent election campaigns.  The Psychologist 14(7), 342-343. (27)

FURZE, G., ROEBUCK, A., LEWIN, R.J.P. & BULL, P. Attributions and
misconceptions in angina: an exploratory study. Journal of Health Psychology 6, 501-510. (26)

2000		BULL, P.E. & NOORDHUIZEN, M. The mistiming of applause in political speeches.  Journal of Language and Social Psychology 19(3), 275-294. (25)

BULL, P.E.  Equivocation and the rhetoric of modernisation: An analysis of televised interviews with Tony Blair in the 1997 British General Election.  Journal of Language and Social Psychology 19(2), 222-247. (24)

BULL, P.E.  Do audiences applaud only ‘claptrap’ in political speeches?  An analysis of invited and uninvited applause.  Social Psychology Review 2, 32-41.  (23)

1998 		BULL, P.E.  Equivocation theory and news interviews.  Journal of Language and Social Psychology 17 (1), 36-51. (22)

BULL, P.E. & ELLIOTT, J.  Level of Threat:  Means of Assessing Interviewer Toughness and Neutrality.  Journal of Language and Social Psychology 17(2), 220-244. (21)

1997		BULL, P.E.  Queen of Hearts or Queen of the Arts of Implication?  Implicit criticisms and their implications for equivocation theory in the interview between Martin Bashir and Diana, Princess of Wales.  Social Psychological Review 1, 27-36. (20)

1996		BULL, P.E., ELLIOTT, J., PALMER, D. & WALKER, L.  Why
		politicians are three-faced: the face model of political interviews.  British Journal of Social Psychology 35 (2), 267-284. (19)

ELLIOTT, J. & BULL, P.E.  A question of threat: face threats in questions posed during televised political interviews.  Journal of Community & Applied Social Psychology 6(1), 49-72. (18)

1995		ALLINSON, L.& BULL, P.E. Multimedia tools for political interview microanalysis.  SocInfo Journal 1, 23-35. (17)

ALLINSON, L. & BULL, P.E. Teaching the practical skills of the social psychologist: the analysis of political interviews. Psychology Teaching Review 4, 90-102. (16)

FREDERIKSON, L.G. & BULL, P.E.  Evaluation of a patient education leaflet designed to improve communication in medical consultations.  Patient Education and Counseling 25, 51-57. (15)

1994		BULL, P.E. On identifying questions, replies and non-replies in political interviews.  Journal of Language and Social Psychology 13, 115-131. (14)

1993		BULL, P.E. & MAYER, K. How not to answer questions in political interviews.  Political Psychology 14(4) 651-666. (13)

1992		FREDERIKSON, L.G. & BULL, P.E. An appraisal of the current status of communication skills training in British medical schools. Social Science and Medicine 34, 515-522. (12)
12 April 2015 ILA requested

1989		BULL, P.E. & MAYER, K. Interruptions in political interviews: a reply to Beattie.  Journal of Language and Social Psychology 8, 341-344. (11)

1988		BULL, P.E. & MAYER, K. Interruptions in political interviews: a study of Margaret Thatcher and Neil Kinnock.  Journal of Language and Social Psychology 7, 35-45. (10)

ROGER, D.B., BULL, P.E. & SMITH, S. The development of a comprehensive system for classifying interruptions. Journal of Language and Social Psychology 7, 27-34. (9)

1986		BULL, P.E. The use of hand gesture in political speeches: some case studies.  Journal of Language and Social Psychology 5, 103-118. (8)

1985		BULL, P.E. & CONNELLY, G. Body movement and emphasis in speech.  Journal of Nonverbal Behaviour 9, 169-187. (7)

1983		THOMAS, A.P., ROGER, D.B. & BULL, P.E. A sequential analysis of informal dyadic conversation using Markov chains.  British Journal of Social Psychology 22, 177-188. (6)

1982		THOMAS, A.P., BULL, P.E. & ROGER, D.B. Conversational Exchange Analysis. Journal of Language and Social Psychology 1, 141-155. (5)
											
1981		ROGER, D.B., BULL, P.E. & FLETCHER, R. The construction and validation of a questionnaire for measuring attitudes towards learning foreign languages. Educational Review 33, 239-246. (4)
									
THOMAS, A.P. & BULL, P.E. The role of pre-speech posture change in dyadic conversations. British Journal of Social Psychology 20, 105-111. (3)

1978		BULL, P.E. The interpretation of posture through an alternative methodology to role play. British Journal of Social and Clinical Psychology 17, 1-6. (2)

1977		BULL, P.E. & BROWN, R. The role of postural change in dyadic conversations. British Journal of Social and Clinical Psychology 16, 29-33. (1)

(b) Non-refereed contributions (9)

2018		BULL, P. Piers Morgan interviews Donald Trump. The Psychologist, 19 February. https://thepsychologist.bps.org.uk/piers-morgan-interviews-donald-trump (9)

2017 (2)	BULL, P. Who avoids more questions, Theresa May or Jeremy Corbyn? The verdict is in.  The Conversation, 6 June.
https://theconversation.com/who-dodges-more-questions-theresa-may-or-jeremy-corbyn-the-verdict-is-in-78955. (8)

		BULL, P. Can your students avoid a question better than May or Corbyn?
		https://www.tes.com/news/school-news/breaking-views/can-your-students-avo		id-a-question-better-may-or-corbyn.  TES Magazine, 17 May (7)

2016		BULL, P.  Theresa May has a very special technique for avoiding questions.  The Conversation. (6)
https://theconversation.com/theresa-may-has-a-very-special-technique-for-avoiding-questions-67424 (6)

2005 		BULL, P.E.  Communicating claptrap.  The 2005 General Election.  Behind the Spin (11 October), 30-31 (5)

BULL, P.E.   Leader speeches at the 2005 party political conferences: oratory and the mistiming of applause.  The Psychologist 18(10) (web-only article); 
http://www.bps.org.uk/publications/thepsychologist/ (4)

2004		BULL, P.E.  Ducking the question.  Behind the Spin (7 May), 6-8. (3)

2001		BULL, P.  Do predictions affect results?  Polls and politics.  In Brief: Association for Qualitative Research, July/August 2001, 7. (2)

1993		BULL, P.E. & SMIS, M. 1-0 voor Thatcher (1-0 for Thatcher).  Psychologie (January 11), 10-13. (1)

(iv) Conference proceedings (2)

2012		BULL, P.  Follow-ups in broadcast political discourse: speeches, interviews, and parliamentary questions.  In A. Fetzer, E. Weizman & E. Reber (eds.), pp. 35-47.  Proceedings of the ESF Strategic Workshop on Follow-ups across Discourse Domains: A Cross-Cultural Exploration of their forms and functions.  Würzburg (Germany), 31 May – 2 June 2012.

1989		BULL, P. & MAYER, K.  Why is Margaret Thatcher so difficlut to interview?
		Ethology and Sociobiology10(5), 399-400, July 1989.

(v) Book reviews (5)

2006		BULL, P. Detecting lies and deceit: the psychology of lying and the implications for professional practice. Aldert Vrij. (2000) Wiley: Chichester. Journal ogf Community & Applied Social Psychology 16(2), 166-167.

BULL, P. Gesture: Visible action as utterance, Adam Kendon (2004), Cambridge University Press.  Journal of Language and Social Psychology 25(3) 339-341.
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2004		BULL, P.  Political psychology: Key readings. The Psychologist 17(9), 524.

2003		BULL, P. Everyday Talk: Building and Reflecting Identities, Karen Tracey (2002), Sage. Journal of Language and Social Psychology 22(3), 334.

1984		BULL, P. Talk: An Analysis of Speech and Non-Verbal Behaviour in Conversation.  Beattie, G. (1983). Open University Press: Milton Keynes. Bulletin of the British Psychological Society 37 (August), 260.